Krydos

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That's part of the reason I created https://krydos.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/modules36.py It keeps itself up to date. The only downside is it only includes modules installed via pip and doesn't show all the default modules that come with a standard python install.

Yeah, that's my fault. I thought I had the list of installed modules backed up, but the list export failed and I didn't think to check the output before the new python installation was complete. It wasn't my intention to crash everyone's python powered websites. We won't be upgrading python very often. The version we were using was release almost a year ago so, at the suggestion of a user, I figured it was time to get the latest version. If patents or some other helpful HelioHost member wants to help out a ton you could make a list of module install requests on these forums that people have made for Tommy python 3.6.

Marking this thread solved since you figured it out. For anyone who searches and finds this thread due to a similar error, the admin directory didn't exist as the error states. The manager directory does exist which I suspect is what leakd meant to go to.

Source: https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/29658-servlet-deploy/ According to the logs you requested deployment 24 minutes ago. Please be patient. This is a very new feature, and since it's still in testing the deployment threshold is set very conservatively. Once we're sure the deployment scripts aren't going to crash the server the time it takes should decrease significantly.

See https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/30058-python-upgraded/?p=135755 There you go http://krydos.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/modules36.py

You can ignore the invite you go on your other email address. Since you didn't move yourself I went ahead and renamed your forum account back to hwiremod. You're on Ricky now. http://hwiremod.heliohost.org/ If you see a 404 error or a Johnny queued page please clear your browser cache and flush your os dns records. Thank you very much for the donation. We really appreciate it.

You could just have your main domain be more or less a throwaway for debugging and then use everything as addon domains. That's pretty much the reason my main domain has simply said "Blank." for the last 8 years: https://krydos.heliohost.org/

I think that's why the archive wouldn't automatically restore like every else's. I recommend trying to extract as much information out of the archive as you can get and then recreating anything that might be missing.

I think you're running into a limitation of the language you're using at this point. My two suggestions that I can think of now is to try another language that will allow you to properly close your mysql connections or create a different mysql user for each client that you want to connect to your database.

See https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/30058-python-upgraded/?p=135755

Unarchiving... You should now be able to log in at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ and your website should start working within 24 hours.

Your domain is working now http://perfectloveservices.tk/

I requeued it. The account hariram exists now with the domain hrce.tk.

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There you go http://krydos.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/modules36.py Django 1.11.6 was released on October 5th. 1.11.7 is expected to be released on November 1st. Source: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.11/releases/1.11.7/

It says you tried to log in to ftp with the wrong username or password too many times. Be sure you don't have any old credentials saved in your ftp client. Unblocked.

You should now be able to log in at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ and your website should start working again within 24 hours.

Your website is working now http://lbsci720.heliohost.org/

Your website is working again http://nativguard.heliohost.org/

The timeout is currently about 30 seconds, which is a really long query. Increasing that further would just make the problem worse as hundreds more people would be allowed to have long running queries open blocking everyone else's sites from working. The problem is really the high load causes your queries to take a long time. There is high load because you picked the Johnny server. This server is for people who simply want to experiment with a server, but don't care about uptime or speed. Since you seem to care about speed I recommend you switch to a production server like Ricky or Tommy. Let us know if you need help switching over.

Unarchiving...

Another advantage of Tommy is he has postgresql 9.2.23. Johnny only has Postgresql 8.4.20. Remote access enabled.

Yeah, it's no problem. Mistakes happen when you're learning. I just wanted to make sure you were fully aware of the problem and had a game plan going in to prevent this from happening again. After you've run your script a few times or for a few days please post back here and I'll check to make sure it isn't starting to overflow /tmp again. Unsuspended. You should now be able to log in at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ and your website should start working again within a few hours.